rherzog at dec5.ulb.ac.be (Robert Herzog) writes:
>Maybe I'm missing something trivial...
>We have been looking at how to obtain the percent identity between any pair of
>protein sequences that have been :
>1. aligned with pileup
>2. the alignment has been edited with lineup to "improve" it
>We used some hacking to get the result, but is there someone around who prepared
>a script/program/set of commands that performs this in a single or a few simple
>steps?
I have written a program called HOMOLOGIES, which includes/supersedes GCG's
DISTANCES. It can calculate percentage identity, homology, or distances.
Gaps can be included or excluded. The distance-matrix can be saved in PHYLIP
format, to use it with FITCH or NEIGHBOR.
To obtain a copy, send mail to jackl at caos.kun.nl.
Regards,
Jack
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